Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-12-23


nut an their machinery and farming i'm
plements under shelter, after cleaning /
them thoroughly and covering all the
iron work with good coat of tallow.
Mr.. Thomas Nelson, of Clarke county,
owner of the stallion Banker, has closed a 1
contract with Prof O.. r. Gleason, in
Washington, for the subiugation of the /
horse. The animal has killed several men |
and injured several others, and has for |
some time gone unbaltered and unshod. |
On Tuesday of last week. the professors /
assistants took the animal to Washington.
Our nearest relative and the unknown
stranger on an equal footing. Strictly |
one price to all This IS the reason they |
sell so many goods at Bargelt's. especially |
holiday goods
The carpenters employed upon the new
building Of l.. $ Walkers in this place,
consisting of f. c. Ruby, o.. Coifman,
Hugh Clover, viii Ramey, Perry Sibert
and F. A. Ramey, presented their en-
ployer, Mr.. Robt. s. Jones' with very |
handsome gold watch chain, a few days
ago. II was a kindly and thoughtful act
upon the part of the boys and was fully |
appreciated by Mr. Jones.
"The mighty have fallen A big drop |
in chldrens toy books, fine bound books,
writing tablets, &c, at Bargslts. Every |
body says we have the best and cheapest |
goods, and everybody knows, by the way |
they are buying them.
In this issue you will find tho adver-
tisoment Of the Goodyear Rubber Co., 300 |
Ninth St., y. W, Washington, D. c. They
arc the largest manufacturers and distrib- |
utors of rubber goods in the world, and |
can be relied on every time. They have
six factories and thirteen warehouses, and |
Won can purchase by wholesale or retail.
Write to them for catalogues and discounts. |
Now comes rubber goods, and don't you |
forget me. / can down the deck in prices, |
styles and quality. have all sizes--from
the smallest TO the largest-at w. II. |
Albert's Boot and Shoe House.
An entertainment for the benefit Of the
Methodist church will be given in Twins |
Opera Hall, on Friday night, 23d, by five
genuine Chinese. This will be an ailalr
Of deem interest to all, and we hope to see
full house. You may never again have
chance to see what China is, as these
people will take you right to the Celestial
kingdom.
Ihave several kinds Of mincemeat, of
the best quality, for sale way down IN
prices. Try it. T. I. Bennett.
The Presbyterian Sunday School Of this
place, will have a special service next
Sunday morning in the church at II
o'clock. The members Of the congrega-
ton are earnestly requested to attend and
/ the public generally are cordially invited
to be present. The services will consist OF
beautiful Christmas music, presentations
Of rewards and several short addresses
If You want to make holiday present
it viii pay you to 90 to Geary's to get it.
Boys, You can End skates very cheap at
Geary's.
A festival for the benefit of the L. b.
Church, will be held at Toms Brook, on
the evenings of Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Dec. 9th, 25th and Goth. The
finest oysters Will be served up in every
stvle at the most reasonable prices. and
an abundance of ice-cream, cakes and
other delicacies for those who fight shy
Of the seductive oyster
have just received a large stock Of the
freshest aud best currants, raisins, citron,
dates, figs, oranges, lemons, cocoanuts, ap-
pies, &C, all of the best and at the lowest
prices, at T. Z. Benefits.
J. S. Kline, ieweler, is too busy to write
locals this week. His goods are so NICE
and cheap that they sell on sight.
?. S-The reason thai J. s. Kline does
not take Off large per cent. from his
prices is because he did not PIT It on.
B.-Don't forget that the best place
TO buy your Christmas goods is at Kline's
book and ieweIry store, OIL Excuse
him as no must drop HIS pen to wait on
customers.
Among the many answers sent in to the
Scriptural puzzle Of last week, the follow
ing persons have given the word "kiss,'
which Is the correct answer: Misses An
ME and Alice Maphis, Mt. Olive; Miss
sallie supinger Woodstock VIM. Baker,
Forestville Miss Bess NJ. Mohett, Borden
p. o., Va. 4 number Of others have
sent in answers, such as "a liar" "the
wind "the soul - "thc devil" &c
4 halfdozen or more young boys resld-
inc in Hagerstown, resolved to see more
of the world, and 10 carry their resolution
into effect, secreted themselves in a south
> bound freight car on the S. V. Il. X. The
car was afterwards closed and locked
The parents of the boys learned Of their
escape and tclcgraphed to Mines, Page
county. where they were apprehended, in
a half frozen condition. The boys were
10 returned to their homes wiser, it is be-
Q lieved, by their experience.
Now the weather IL rough and bad and
your boots and shoes need repairing, and
e vour gum boots have holes In them and
70 the soles are worn out. Don't say you
B.. can't have them repaired, but take them
I 70 W. II. Albert's Boot and Shoe House
and Won can have il done in fst-elass
{ style, or no pay. W. H. Aioer''
Woodstock, Va.
i inst think Of it. Bargelt, the jeweler
h and bookseller, sells his jewelry, silver
i ware and books so low that his prices are
= taken for bats. welly had better take
oood bait thar be caught on naked hook
y One Of the UPS and downs Of an ener-
h cetic merchants existence is to keep the
Q ouality M and the prices down. BY the
way they are doing IL very efectually al
e Bargelt's IN the way Of holiday goods
4 watches. clocks ewelFy, silverware, &c
l. If your coal oil lamp explodes or geu
tuoc,ed down and broken and the burn
;rg contents scattered over the floor, dom
&c throw water on It, that only helps Il
SO spread the fire as the burning oil Wi
float on the water. Turn to your nou
barrel and throw few pounds OF fou
~ on the flames and you will find them e Sx
~ tinruished like magic If -four is no